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EachLabs is an AI orchestration platform that puts 600+ generative models — image, video, audio, and text — behind a single API, so product teams ship reliable AI features without managing model plumbing. Its router watches every call and auto-falls back to a backup model in under 120ms when a primary degrades, with quality- and latency-aware routing and per-user cost tracking for finance. Workflows let teams chain multiple models in one generation pipeline, and a model-comparison tool helps pick the best performer fast. Built-in MCP support lets agents call video and other operations directly. EachLabs targets teams that want one integration for many providers, 24/7 engineering support, and stable production inference instead of rewriting SDK calls whenever a model changes. It is free to start until you ship.

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Apertus 1.5 is a truly open-source large language model released under permissive licensing, designed for transparency and community-driven development. The model provides competitive performance across language understanding, reasoning, and generation tasks while maintaining full transparency in its training data, architecture, and weights. Apertus aims to democratize access to advanced AI capabilities by removing proprietary restrictions and encouraging collaborative improvement.

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